The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-01-07
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The week Of prayer has been
observed by the several churches in
the city.
Benson & King report a good
business at their factory on the west
side.
The K. II. Band came out fnan-
cially about even from the Nashville
Students concert.
Chas Conner and family are in
Detroit for visit Of two or three
weeks.
The drawing for Loring and
Christians $50 water set took place
Saturday morning at their store. A
committee consisting of Ellis OFT,
Irving Stewart and Capt. Stengall
was selected by the ticket holders
present to take charge of the affair.
543o tickets had been given to pur-
chlsers of goods, aud like number
we're deposited in the box, and
drawn out by little girl blindfelded,
it being agreed by the committee
that the SYST ticket drawn out should
take the set. The first fifty tickets
drawn ran from 400 to $3.50. Mr..
Geo Virgins, living ~ miles west
Of Owosso, held the lucky number.
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The list of officers elected by
Owosso lodge Daughters of Rebekah
is: Mrs. Libbie Meddaugh, N. G.;
Mrs. Geo Charlton, V. G. Mrs +.
M. Wiley, Sec; Mrs. II. Monroe,
Per. Sec; Mrs Fl. w. Martin, Treas;
Mrs. H. l.. Lewis and Mrs Il. M.
Wiley delegates to grand lodge.
School will commence in the new
I'd ward building next Monday.
We should Judge by the quantity
brought in that everyone was buying
years supply.
No meeting Of the Council on
Monday evening, a quorum not
pcins PiCSeht.
Chas. Smith, convicted Of stealing
clover seed, was sentenced by Judge
Newton, Monday, to Jackson for
three years
We understand DR.. Beckwilh has
purchased the residence properly of
L. r. Hutchins, on Oliver street,
now occupied by J. G. Williams.
A. J. Winslow is among The sick
ones.
]. K. Turner was in Lansing, We'd
nesday, in attendance at the Supreme
Court.
Let every sheep breeder remember
the meeting Of the County Associa.
ton, to be held at Corunna on the
18th.
The following is list of the
officers elected for the ensuing term,
OF Owosso Lodge 1. o. o. F.: N.
G., Henry Seyffreth; v. G., L. w.
Meddaugh; Rec. Sec'y., A. Robert
son; Treas, L. M. Wiley; Represen.
tatives TO the Grand Lodge, II. M.
Wiley and o S. Smith.
One of the pleasant social events of
the season was birthday surprise
party for Mrs. Albert Todd on
Saturday evening. But few friends
had been let into the secret and all
present enjoyed themselves as people
always do at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Todd. Several valuable me.
mentoes of the occasion were pre-
sented by S. f. Parkill. in style
peculiar TO himself. Copyright
applied for.)
f. G.. Hamblin, of Lansing, made
his usual monthly visit here Saturday
and Sunday.
G. w. Ioring has been among the
Stockbridge boomers at Lansing this
week.
Mr.. Geo. Lusk passed Sunday at
his home in Bay City, being called
there by the illness of his mother.
An infant child OF Ernest Hess, Of
the west side, was buried on Tuesday.
Geo. Hansman was in Grand
Rapids for his New Years dinner.
A petition has been circulated here
this week, asking our Representatives
and Senator TO vote for some soldier
for u. S. Senator.
Chas. Andrus left for Detroit on
Tuesday.
Arthur GLADDEN., of Owosso town
slip was made to feel what the first
part OF his name indicates on Sunday
by the appearance of girl at his
home.
l.. w. Barnes, Of Byron, dropped
in upon us Wednesday. He reports
everything in good shape at Lake
View farm.
Hon. W. M. Fitzpatrick has been at